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Faerie and Dragonic Magic

I'm currently seeking more information on Faeries and Dragons.  They need to be as accurate as possible.  My Library of Magic currently consist of three books and one of those books is called...

Druid Power - by Amber Wolfe - Celtic Faerie and Elemental Magic.

I'm not sure if this is the best source of information, but I'm sure it will probably be a good place to start at least.

I find that the Druidic Symbol of the 8 pointed star with the two circles on the outer edge, the circle in the middle with the triangle actually resonates greatly with me.  Also, Dragon magic greatly resonates with me too.  I've loved Dragons as far as I can remember and as far as I know...one of my Familiars is a Blue and White Dragon that breathes Blue Fire.  That would also explain why I have such a huge interest in Dragons.

I know they're real and exist.  Perhaps not in physical form, but in spiritual form.  I know the Fae exist too.  So, if you guys could recommend any reading, I'd greatly appreciate it.  I'll be sure to add them to my baby library or miniature library...which ever you want to call it.  Looking forward to seeing what you guys recommend for me.

May the Moon guide you and a New Beginning always be around the corner.

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    Edan

    Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland — Thomas Crofton

    The Banshee: The Irish Death Messenger — Patricia Lysaght

    The Secret Commonwealth and the Fairy Belief Complex — Brian Walsh

    The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries — W. Y. Evans Wentz
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    Edan

    It's important to remember that while some ancient people's did practice the "Fairy Faith", by and large the kind folk were met with trepidation and even fear. It was in the best interest of everyone to keep them happy when capable and/or keep them out when necessary.

    On Beltane, yellow flowers were used as boundaries which the kind folk could not pass, but also did not offend them. This was generally the best outcome. An offering of cream could only help the issue.